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Key Facts: RBSE Sec Voc Agriculture Exam

110

RBSE subject code for Agriculture

RBSE Secondary/Praveshika 2026 subject-wise statistics

80 + 20

Typical Theory + Sessional full marks pattern (total 100)

RBSE Class 10 syllabus examination scheme

3 h 15 m

Typical theory paper duration

RBSE Class 10 syllabus

33%

Common minimum pass threshold under RBSE regulations

RBSE examination regulations (confirm circular)

2026

Main examination cycle evidenced in official subject-wise statistics

rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in/statistics2026.htm

MCQ study aid

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RBSE Secondary (Class 10) Agriculture (code 110): mixed board paper, typically Theory 80 + Sessional 20 = 100, 3h15m. Pass about 33% per RBSE rules. Fee as per board notification. Free English MCQ study aid — not a full mixed-paper simulation.

Sample RBSE Sec Voc Agriculture Practice Questions

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1Which soil texture class generally holds more water and plant nutrients but may drain slowly when compacted?
A.Clay soil
B.Sandy soil
C.Gravel only
D.Pure rock without organic matter
Explanation: Clay particles are very fine and pack closely, so clay soils hold water and nutrients well; when compacted they drain slowly and limit root aeration.
2Loam soil is preferred for many field crops mainly because it:
A.Contains only pure sand and no silt
B.Balances sand, silt, and clay for good tilth, drainage, and fertility
C.Is always pure clay with zero organic matter
D.Cannot hold any moisture at all
Explanation: Loam mixes sand, silt, and clay in proportions that usually give good structure, workable tilth, drainage, and nutrient-holding capacity for crop roots.
3Soil organic matter mainly improves fertility by:
A.Completely removing all clay particles
B.Making soil permanently waterproof
C.Improving structure, water-holding capacity, and nutrient supply as it decomposes
D.Replacing the need for any light in photosynthesis
Explanation: Decomposing organic matter builds humus, improves aggregation and water retention, and slowly releases nutrients for plants.
4A simple field feel test that leaves a long, sticky ribbon when moist soil is pressed between thumb and finger usually indicates more:
A.Sand
B.Only gravel
C.Pure peat with no mineral fraction
D.Clay
Explanation: High-clay moist soil forms a long, sticky ribbon because fine particles cohere strongly; sandy soil crumbles and will not ribbon well.
5Soil pH mainly describes:
A.How acidic or alkaline the soil is
B.Only the colour of the topsoil
C.The exact number of earthworms present
D.The brand of tractor used on the farm
Explanation: Soil pH is a measure of hydrogen ion activity and indicates whether the soil reaction is acidic, neutral, or alkaline, which affects nutrient availability.
6In many arid and semi-arid parts of Rajasthan, soils may show high salt accumulation mainly because:
A.Heavy rainfall continuously leaches all salts downward every day
B.Low rainfall, high evaporation, and poor drainage can leave salts near the surface
C.Salt always forms only from ocean spray in every inland field
D.Salts are created only by plastic mulch colour
Explanation: Where rainfall is low and evaporation high, dissolved salts may rise with capillary water and concentrate near the surface, especially if drainage is poor.
7Primary tillage is best described as the operation that:
A.Only harvests ripe grain
B.Applies pesticide fog only at night
C.Opens and loosens soil deeply, often with a plough, to prepare a rough seedbed base
D.Stores grain in a godown
Explanation: Primary tillage (for example mouldboard or disc ploughing) cuts, turns, and loosens soil to bury residues and create a base for further seedbed preparation.
8Secondary tillage after ploughing is mainly done to:
A.Increase soil salinity deliberately
B.Remove all organic matter forever
C.Stop all rainwater from entering soil
D.Break clods, level the field, and prepare a finer seedbed
Explanation: Harrows, cultivators, and similar tools pulverise clods, incorporate amendments, control early weeds, and firm a finer seedbed after primary tillage.
9Soil testing before fertiliser recommendation is useful mainly because it:
A.Helps estimate nutrient status and guides balanced fertiliser and amendment use
B.Replaces the need for any crop ever again
C.Measures only the farmer’s age
D.Tells the exact market price of onions tomorrow
Explanation: Laboratory or kit-based soil tests indicate pH, organic carbon, and available N, P, K (and sometimes micronutrients), supporting balanced nutrient planning.
10Which practice best helps reduce sheet and rill erosion on gently sloping cultivated land?
A.Ploughing always up and down the steepest slope with bare soil year-round
B.Contour cultivation, cover crops, and maintaining vegetative cover
C.Burning all crop residues and leaving soil bare before every monsoon
D.Removing all bunds and field boundaries
Explanation: Contour farming, cover, and residue retention slow runoff and protect the soil surface, reducing sheet and rill erosion on slopes.

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